Sentence examples for something to engage from inspiring English sources

A SOCIAL engagement with an east European head of state is not something to engage in lightly.

There's just nothing to do when you're on the road all the time, so it's good to do something to engage my mind.

His father, Anthony, is ever more astonished at his son's accomplishments, having happened across his instinct for driving quickly quite by accident when seeking something to engage a hyperactive child while on holiday.

I soon realised theatre was something I'd like to do as a hobby, something to engage in because, as I have learned over the past couple of weeks, it's another character you choose, it's not you.

Network and cable television have done relatively little to attract black audiences, so the dazzling commercial opportunities have been left to book publishers, who are finally awake to the idea that, hey, there's a demographic clamoring for something to engage it intellectually, with the bonus of a crossover readership.

Details matter because they give credence to your story and  give people something to engage with.

There's always something new to engage you," she adds.

There is the drive to add colours and fragrance so that, however scant, there is something "pretty" to engage with.

At their best, they're something free to engage and activate our wondering minds in ways undreamt of a century ago.

In 2014, they wanted to do something more to engage their massive audience throughout the year, helping them relive the festival or build anticipation for the coming year.

Or perhaps your partner is stonewalling you whenever you try to discuss something, refusing to engage with you on certain topics of his or her choosing.